IATA boss Willie Walsh insists airport delays across Europe will get fixed

Former IAG chief calls for calm in the wake of chaos in Dublin as well as in the Netherlands, Canada, and Britain

IATA chief Willie Walsh 

Willie Walsh, who heads up IATA, the business group that looks after the interests of international airlines, has called for calm in the wake of recent travel chaos at some airports as people resume flying after the pandemic, blaming the gridlock on temporary delays in getting clearances for new staff.

A snapback in air travel has triggered long queues at Dublin, British airports, as well as Amsterdam, and Toronto, as airport managers struggle to fill jobs fast enough.